Baseball summary of a Boston win with key plays and scorings
Boston 14 to 1 over the opposing team. Duffy hit a homer and scored on Nash and Everett on errors. Anson and Lange contributed in eighth inning as McCarthy and Bannon made key hits and catches. Dahlen, Lowe, and Long featured in defensive plays with several bases on balls and passed balls shaping the late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Anson Dance
Hutchison
McCarthy
Dahlen
Boston
Cage
Everett Pi
Bannon
Lange
Stewart
Lowe
Nash
Everett
Donahue
Long
Arst
Anson
Tucker
Sullivan
Wilmot
Love
Arnon
Eereee
Seeeeenees
Sadie
Poston
Tenney
Ryan
Chicago
Keefe
the Diamond
South End
Willie’ Hutchison
Willie
Bobby Lowe
Jimmie Sullivan
Bostons
Banner
Tommy McCarthy
Donohue
Jimmy Ryan
Centre
Ane
Mac
Young Donahue
Drew &T
Anson Frustrated as Boston Beats Chicago 4-1 at South End
National League action features Boston defeating Chicago 4 to 1. Hutchison surrenders a flurry of hits while Duffy, McCarthy, and Lowe lead Boston hitting. Anson responds with stage antics while Sullivan, Long, and Nash shine for the home club.
New York Defeats St Louis In Pitcher Duel
Bonner's line drive split Rusie's forefinger causing him to retire as Clarke got Connor on one pitch ending the game. Rusie and Breitenstein pitched well with many baserunners and seven walks. Attendance 2,000. Final score New York 5 St. Louis 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bonner
Rusie
Clarke
Connor
Breitenstein
Ate Ath
Ga Wiese
Hitsea
St. Louis
Errors
Wilson
Peitz
Brooklyns Miss Chance in Narrow Loss at Home
Brooklyn falls 4 to 2 to Cleveland as bases misjudgments cost runs for Foutz's team. Attendance 3000. game noting poor baserunning and limited hits besides. Batteries Wallace Zimmer for Cleveland Daub Grim for Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooklyns
Foutz
Cleveland
Wallace
Zimmer
Daub
Grim
Louisville Beats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in Tight Tilt
Louisville legged out a 3 to 2 victory over Philadelphia as Inks held steady on the mound and fielding stayed sharp. Attendance 2500 with 11 hits for Louisville and 9 for Philadelphia. errors totaled 2. Batteries were Inks and Welch for Louisville and McGill Buckley Grady for Philadelphia.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Inks
Welch
McGill
Buckley
Grady
Portland Beats Fall River In New England League Match
Portland wins over Fall River with decisive scoring and strong pitching by Killen. Final: Portland 3 0 0 8 0 6 0 1 6 0. Fall River 0 0 0 1 0 6 0 1 0 6. Er rors Portland 1 Fall River 5. Batteries Killen and Terrien Lincoln and Rollins.
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Wow
Fall River
New Bedford
Brockton Eee
Pawtucket Eer
Tee
Portland
Agusta Sete
Wilton Sescreees
Syracuse Stars Assist in Toronto Exhibition
Syracuse Stars played an uneven but bright exhibition in Toronto with Kilroy’s strong batting and Gray’s pitching keeping the Stars to ten hits while Toronto collected six. The game drew about 800 fans as Toronto won 4 to 1 with Kilroy and Rafter pairing against Gray and Lake and errors tallying Syracuse one more.
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Toronto
Ont
Syracuse Stars
Kilroy
Chapman
Gray
Syracuse
Kilroy and Rafter
Gray and Lake
Lewiston Game Called By Rain After 3 Innings
Lewiston led New Bedford 6 to 2 when play was halted in the third inning due to rain. Bowdoin College pitcher Body allowed only one safe hit while Wilson was hit hard. Manager Slattery resigned today and the directors’ committee heads to Massachusetts to find a replacement. The team will be strengthened immediately.
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Lewiston
New Bedford
Body
Bowdoin College
Wilson
Slattery
Massachusetts
Brocktons Tumble in Bangor Softball Match
Bangor defeats Brockton 22 to 10 as Brockton fielding falters. Bangor tally includes 12 hits and 4 errors while Brockton posts 16 hits and 9 errors. Batteries were Wheeler and Hayes for Bangor and Cary Hazelton and Shea for Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Brockton
Brocktons
Csseverees
Wheeler and Hayes
Cary
Hazelton
Shea
Haverhill Downs Lawrence in Reshuffled Infield Game
Haverhill, after laying off three infielders for poor play, defeated Lawrence easily in a June 13 game. Final score 12 to 0 with Haverhill batting 16 hits to Lawrence 10. Errors 3 apiece. batteries Lander with Quinlan for Haverhill and Standish with Hart for Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Lawrence
Caaaamas
Lander
Quinlan
Standish and Hart
Lowell Beats Fitchburg In Tight Baseball Tilt
Lowell highs spark early hitting while Fitchburg bats surge late, but the home team holds on for the win. Lowell 6 3 6 2 6 1 0 Fitchburg 1 0 7 0 0 1 2. Hits Lowell 25 Fitchburg 17. Errors Lowell 9 Fitchburg 4. Batteries Coyle Crisham Stout Douglas Popkay Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Fitchburg
Coyle
Crisham
Stout
Douglas
Popkay
Donovan
Etree
Nashua Triumph in Close Game Over Salem
Nashua won today's contest against Salem with McStin delivering a decisive late drop shot. The result came on a heated day in Nashua, keeping the game tight until the final buzzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Salem
McStin
Ball in the Seventh Gives Visitors Win
In a seven inning frame, the visitors tally four runs en route to an 8 to 5 victory over Salem. Nashua 16 hits to Salem 6. Errors Nashua seven Salem nine. Batteries Black and Luchia for Nashua Regan and Linehan for Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swarteates
Aeesseee
Nashua
Salem
Black
Luchia
Regan
Linehan
Providence Beats Wilkesbarre In Tight Eastern League Tilt
In Providence on June 13 the home club edged Wilkesbarre 5 to 3 after Lovett faltered late. Attendance was about 1000 as Wilkesbarre managed a late rally but fell short. Batters: Wilkesbarre 10 hits, Providence 8. errors: Providence 2. Batteries: Bauswein Diggins Lovett McAuley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Wilkesbarre
Lovett
Bauswein
Diggins
McAuley
Buffalo Beats Rochester 9 to 3 in Fairball Game
Buffalo wins a well played game 9 to 3 over Rochester. Duryea and McGinnis pitched, Buffalo scattering hits while Rochester misplayed in one inning. Attendance 1200. Hits Buffalo 13 Rochester 11. Batteries McGinnis Urquhart and White Duryea and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Rochester
Duryea
McGinnis
Rochesters
Esincbrig Hin Ies
Urquhart
White
Pawtucket Wins Rainy Gardiner Ground Game
Pawtucket defeated Kennebec in a loosely played contest at Gardiner grounds. Weather delayed play with rain through the early innings. Final score shows Pawtucket 6, Kennebec 1 as pitchers Todd Yeager and Dilworth Kelly held the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Pawtucket
Gardiner Grounds
Kennebec
Todd
Yeager
Dilworth
Kelly
Springfield Defeats Scranton 7 to 1 in Lethargic Game
Springfield beat Scranton 7 to 1 as both teams struggled after long travel. Clark hit a three bagger and Leahy caught a foul fly while Springfield committed no errors. Scranton was hampered by Ward’s absence and scattered misplays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Scranton
Ward
Clark
Leahy
Coughlin and Leahy
Quarles and Smith
Among the Cranks Three Game Streak and Weather Watch
Weather aware directors handed out rain checks as the game went on but the rain failed to arrive. Mike Sullivan, recently released by Cleveland, attended the game alongside Buffalo Bill's Indians members. Anson protested Sullivan's pitching style while Keefe faced pressure from Anson from the first ball. Bannon produced a sensational seventh inning catch off Everett. Rain spoiled Pittsburg Baltimore and Cincinnati Washington games. Boston eyes home stretch with fourteen games remaining. Pettee shines for Lewiston in the New England league and veteran players discuss pennant prospects. A mass of club chatter and scheduling quirks fill the day in Boston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Mike Sullivan
Cleveland
Buffalo Bill
Indians
Boston
Anson
Sullivan
Anse
Keefe
Hutchison
Bannon
Everett
Dahlen
Maine
Massachusetts
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway Company
Haverhill
Connie Mack
Pittsburgs
Polo Grounds
Freedman
Pittsburg Post
Pittsburg Club
Cincinnati Enquirer
George Davis
Pettee
Lewiston
Natick
Buffalo
Diamond
Chicago
Nashua Telegraph
R. J. Lerouche
Water Street
Amesbury
Mass
Paris to Bordeaux Horseless Carriage Race Ends Victory for No 6
The Paris to Bordeaux and back event covering 750 miles finished with carriage No 6 winning. It arrived at Place d Armes at 12 57 p m after a little over forty eight hours. The Pachard-Levasseur system powered the winning vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bordeaux
Place d’Armes
Higgins Tug Of War Seeks Match With CPA C Team
Higgins of South Eaton aims to contest CPA C team soon at the latter's rooms. The Higgins lineup includes Henry P. Murphy anchor Frank Callahan William Carr Frank Carr James Manning manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
South Eaton
Higginses
Henry P. Murphy
Frank Callahan
William Carr
Frank Carr
James Manning
Worcester Athletic Carnival Sets July 4 Events and Prizes
A grand Worcester and Suffolk Athletic Club carnival will be held on the Worcester oval July 4 with 400 dollars in prizes. Events include handicapped sprints and distance races, a one mile team championship of New England, and a two mile scratch race featuring noted athletes. Prizes include gold and silver watches and a silk club banner. Entries close June 24 with Cadman in Worcester or Russell in Boston.
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Worcester A. C
Worcester
Suffolk A. C
Worcester Oval
New England
George W. Orton
University of Pennsylvania
America
T. P. Conneff
New York Athletic Club
Charles H. Bean
Franklin Falls
N. H
Waltham
Spear’s Manufacturing Company
Bay State House
Harry L. Cadman
R. P. Russell
West Newton Street
Boston
Gossip of the Turf Highlights Horse News and Prospects
Allerton's fee drop from 1000 to 50 marks season change. Strathberry rejected at 5000 in cash last week. Merry Chimes may rival Robert J. Hal Dillard expected to lead pacing. Gil Curry to open Lexington stable July first week. Reality dam of Tuscarora and Princess Clara dies at Stony Ford. Narragansett meeting prospects include $300 $400 purses and $500 handicaps with big fields. many riders view Providence as rival to New York tracks June 19 to July 15. Fort Lee odds on Suburban cited with Domino favored. Boston hosts Fleetwood Park opening day.
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Gil Curry
Lexington
Stony Ford
Narragansett Racing Association
Narragansett
Boston
Mr. Chambler
Fleetwood Park
James O. Gray
George Leavitt
Allen Lowe
Billy Andrews
Mascot
Gray
Andrews
Masterson
Mack Briggs
Races at Lawrence Highlight Fast Times and Close Heats
Lawrences track meet produced exciting finishes in the 2:40 pace and 2:30 pace events with purses of 300 dollars. Notable entries included Mabel and Nashville with top times and sharp competition among Ella C., Kitty C., and Frank Clay in the 2:40 and 2:30 pace divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mabel
Blk. m
Keeler
Gold Bird
Martin
Slick Nelson
B. S
Trout
Charles F
Bik.g
Paige
Ella C
G. m
Almontie
Chickering
Kitty C
B. m
Smith
Frank Clay
Bik. G
Mitchell Nis Walid
Gussie Leonard
Gatcomb
Speedwell
G. G
Betterman
Ch. G
Juno Withers
Ch. m
Gen. Withers
Isabell
Emma B
Br. m
Sheridan
Ric Barker
Green
Judge McCue
Ake Sasse
Oe P
Kilback Tom
Wal- Bev
Itan
Bik
Papdoliy
Jennie J
Sneridan
Kentucky Star
Howard
Races at Gravesend Feature Six Furlong Wins
Results from Gravesend L I on June 13 show Prig winning the first six furlongs with Hurlingham second and Factotum third in 1 14 3 4. Our Jack won the second race over Song and Dance and Restraint with a time of 1 68 1 4. Handspring took the five furlongs with Requital second and Sebastian third in 1 03. Liza won the fourth race over six furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
L. I
Prig
Hurlingham
Factotum
Our Jack
Song and Dance
Restraint
Handspring
Requital
Sebastian
Liza
Premier wins five furlong race as Heresy takes second
In the fifth race over five furlongs Premier wins with Heresy second and Shakespeare third. Time 1 03. The sixth race over one mile and one furlong Long Beach wins with W B second and Salonica third. Time 1 39.
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Applause
Connoisseur
Heresy
Shakespeare
Long Beach
W. B
Salonica
Seaside club under fire over alleged boxing schemes
Rob Roy asserts the Seaside Athletic Club faces closure amid a fight over biased decisions and a racketeering network linked to Kennedy and Hurst. He accuses officials of covering up the Smith-Ryan robbery, warns rivals to oust the rascals, and urges fair contests and licenses to restore integrity at Coney Island and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Athletic Club
Clayton
Kennedy, Hurst & Co
McKelvey
Smith-Ryan
O’rourke
Tighe
Williamson, Cady & Co
Big Jim Kennedy
Tim Hurst
Coney Island
New York
Boston
Jim Hall
Dan Creedon
Hall
Choynski
Creedon
Billy Hennessey
Brooklyn
Rob Roy
Boston Post
Kennedy
Hurst
Williamson
O’ Rourke
Dobbs
Big Jim
Oriental Hotel
Post
Messrs
O’rouke
Tighe, Williamson
Court Street
Seaside Club
Normandie
James W. Westcott
Smith
Ryan
Hudson County Athletic Club
Jersey City
Seaside
Hudson County Club
New York Recorder of
Seasides
Tighe and Williamson
Billy Mahoney
Billy
Patsey Sheppard
Billy Jordan
Patsey
Franklin Park
Dan Murphy
Charles L. Clark
al Tyrell
Cambridgeport
Doyle
South End
Coventry farmer Henry Maho dies by own hand in despair
Willimantic Conn June 13 Henry Maho a wealthy Coventry farmer aged 67 shot himself in a barn after a period of despondency He was found by his wife with a revolver by his side His brother died by suicide three years ago authorities report this personal crisis in NutmegFarm area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
Conn
Henry Maho
Coventry
Sanctions Granted for New England Schools and Associations
The L A W weekly bulletin lists suspensions and transfers to Class B and notes the two mile flying start record set May 2 in Louisville by F G Barrett. Sanctions include Connecticut High School A A Hartford July 4 F W Stowe East Hampton and others. Spalding team barred from Saturday race as New York division racing board prepares action.
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Philadelphia
Gideon
Louisville
F. G. Barrett
Racing Board
Connecticut
A. A
Hartford
Consul Potter
H. E. Raymond
W. E. Bull
New York
Raymond
Sterling Cycle Works
Chicago
Goodman
Sterling
Potter
Bull
Eck
Spalding
New York State Division Racing Board
Springfield Bicycle Club Prepares for September Tournament
The Springfield Bicycle Club tracks top riders including Cabanne Warren Brown Maddox Scott Earle Barnett Sanger Titus Butler Tyler and Murphy amid debates over Class B secession from the L A W toward professional ranks. Prizes for the September tournament are under local control as directors decide on awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
L. A. W. Racing Board
Columbia
New York
Clinton
Ilion
Rochester
Syracuse
Brooklyn
Manhattan Beach
Eddy Bald
Murphy
Waltham
Medford Cycle Club
Belmont
Arlington
Waltham Cycle Club
Entries at Wayside Park Bicycle Races Set for June 16
The Wayside Park in South Framingham hosts bicycle races on Saturday June 16 starting at 3 p m Events include one mile novice one mile handicap two mile handicap and round of multiple entries with riders from Boston Dorchester Roxbury Newtonville Readville and surrounding towns listed for each distance.
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Wayside Park
South Framingham
Francis
Readville
T. Buckley
Natick
Walter A. Perry
South Natick
Arthur H. Park
Newtonville
N. Christopherson
Dorchester
Wilmot R. Swans, Jr
Everett
James Blades
Malden
Harry G. Dudley
Cochituate
A. W. Archibald
James JF
Oo’ Grady, Newtonville; Robert White, Jr., Boston; H. O. Miller
Brockton
Everett Kennedy
Highlandville
Isaac Isaacs
Boston
Warren S. Reynolds
Hyde Park
F. Baron Stow
Syracuse
N. Y
F. W. Maile
Newton Centre
Gardner H. Crafts
John A. Farrell
Somerville
Robert White, Jr
Wilmot R. Evans, Jr
H. T. Buckley
James A. Fenton
Charles F. Wright
Woonsocket
R. I
A. S. French
Col L. Anderson
Roxbury
Allen R. Parker
Wellesley
Robert H. Lawson
Winchester
Harry R. Dring
Waltham
Bert Rice
Marlboro
Fred Edwards
H. M. Gordon
N. W. Olson
Worcester
F. S. McKay
George H. Hosmer
F Kay
W. H. White
West Medford
N. V. Olson
French
Alexander
Knox
Jeune Ve Daly
Walnut Hill
Lee
M. Dolan
Walter A. Woods
Raymond
Daniel O’connell
Newton
H. G. Dudley, Jr
Willie F. Collins
Edward W. Boulter
Archie Boudry
Syracuse Bicycle Races Postponed by Rain
Syracuse New York June 13 races in the L A W circuit were postponed due to rain and will be run tomorrow. The event features local riders and planned competition across multiple divisions. Weather delay affects schedules and venue time management for spectators and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Newton Athletic Club Open Handicap Games at Newton Centre
The Newton Athletic Club schedules open handicap events for July 4 in the morning at 9 30. Events include sprints distance runs a one mile walk 16 pound shot pole vault high jump a novice 440 and two mile bicycle race. Cups awarded to top three in each event. Entry fee 50 cents per man per event. Entries close June 26 with secretary F C Rising at Newton Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Athletic Club
Newton Centre
Ientrance
F. C. Rising
Croker's Montauk Scratched From Lewes Race
London June 13. Richard Croker's two year old colt Montauk was scratched from the Landport plate at the Lewes spring meeting today.
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London
Richard Croker
Montauk
Lewes
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